Our approach
A boutique builder in Brevard. Start with a plan, change the finishes that matter, build it on your lot or ours. Jim Mayes runs the company. Tim Mayes runs the job. We fish these waters. We raise kids in these zip codes.
Boutique, on purpose
Large builders sell you a community. We sell you a house. Pick a plan, then personalize the finishes. We will build it on your lot or one of ours. If you need keys now, we keep inventory homes that are already standing.
There is no regional design committee. If something is wrong, you are not opening a ticket in another state. You are calling the people who live here.
Explore Gibraltar home features. Confirm the included finishes and specifications for your selected home with our team.
Ask our team about the impact rating and specifications for your selected home.
The same protection at the entry, not just the glass.
Impact-rated and steel-reinforced, with a remote opener included.
King Willow and Tradesman. Or a gym, a shop, a batting cage.
Framed in, not bolted on later.
A 6-foot opening that still carries the rating. Review the door options for your chosen plan.
Gutters help direct roof runoff away from the home.
Two oak trees, two palms and a layered plant package with black mulch, plus Bahia grass.
Sealed return ductwork. Designed for air circulation throughout the home.
52" in the owner's suite, 60" in the living room. No pull chains.
Dovetail drawers, plywood boxes. Built for everyday use.
Tray ceilings with crown molding in the primary bedroom and the living room.
7'8" on the Ava Maria. You can actually work on them.
Living and wet areas, with carpet in the bedrooms. Looks like wood. Behaves like tile.
A continuous tile finish for the shower walls.
Tall ceilings create an open, spacious feel.
Building should not be a black box with a monthly phone call.
Upgrades that go in the ground or the slab are chosen before land clearing. Finishes and other upgrades are due by your home's selections deadline. A change after that deadline costs at least $100. Changes to the plans after you approve them need a signed change order and cost $750 per change, plus the cost of the change itself.
Photo updates help you follow the progress of your home.
If you contracted before framing is done, ask to walk it before the walls close. This is an opportunity to review details before drywall.
At Stage 9 you mark every punch-list item with blue tape and we log it. At Stage 10 you do the final walkthrough with the build team, in writing.
Discuss your budget and available financing options with your lender and our team.
You already own land. We put a Gibraltar plan on it.
Buildable lot equity can go toward the house so you bring less cash to the table.
Do not want to build on that parcel? We may take it toward inventory or a new build.
Sometimes we buy the lot and roll it into construction. Minimum down payment still applies. We will tell you if it does not fit.
New rentals that are already leased, with a builder warranty. Property management for a year on qualifying deals. Details depend on the house.
If your timing is a priority, ask about homes already under construction or ready for move-in.
The difference is in the drawers, the return air, and who shows up when something breaks.